Gabby Petito memorial family home Brian Laundrie removed by authorities days after remains found

A memorial to Gabby Petito which has been outside the family home of Brian Laundrie since the 22-year-old went missing, has been removed by authorities. A memorial to Gabby Petito which has been outside the family home of Brian Laundrie since the 22-year-old went missing, was removed by the city on Wednesday night Officials from the city of North Port, Florida were at the house just after 8pm and took down all elements of the memorial The entire memorial was removed and placed into the back of a pickup truck 'They removed the entire memorial. The memorial was cleared away by staff from the city of North Port, Florida The city worker showed up at around 8pm and began clearing away the memorial The signs of Gabby Petito had been up for more than a month The items were all placed delicately into the back of the a white pickup truck on Wednesday Petito was discovered slain last month on the edge of Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming with autopsy concluding she died by strangulation and that it was a homicide. Brian Laundrie's father Christopher, 62, was spotted outside of his North Port, Florida, home on Saturday morning hammering a 'no trespassing' sign into the grass of his front lawn Mourners created a shrine to murdered Gabby Petito on the Laundrie family's lawn which has now been completely removed The sudden discovery of Laundrie's body inside the reserve – described as 'like Jurassic Park' by one search and rescue expert – came after a massive hunt for Laundrie began there on September 17.